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Open the tool →目不妄视 (mù bù wàng shì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to keep one's gaze fixed and proper, not looking around aimlessly or improperly; to observe decorum in one's visual conduct”.
目不妄视 is pronounced mù bù wàng shì in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 目不妄视 means “eyes do not look wantonly”. It is used to mean “to keep one's gaze fixed and proper, not looking around aimlessly or improperly; to observe decorum in one's visual conduct”.
妄:胡乱。不随便乱看。形容遵守礼制